I am lucky. I am a short car ride or bike ride way from a beautiful coastline. It's majesty and raw power are best seen during the autumn months when the sun is lower in the sky, the winds are stronger and the autumnal colours give a richness to the seascape.
If during lock down I cannot sail this stretch of coastline, then I may as well walk it.
Looking out towards the tombolo that is Burgh Island with its art deco hotel
No Surfers this morning but kite surfers are making the most of the empty waters on Bantham beach.
Looking westwards beyond Burgh Island. Between the two headlands on the horizon lies Plymouth Sound
The red sand beaches at Thurlestone
When it starts to get gusty!
Looking eastwards towards the headland of Bolt Tail and the little villages of Outer and Inner Hope Cove
Looking northwards up across the lower stretch of the river Avon.
Looking back towards the entrance to the river Avon
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Steve